The Lie
Mar 7th, 2024 by thegooddoctor in 100 Words
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I hung up the phone and ten minutes later the doorbell rang. I peeked through the blinds, and it was James. I’d told him I didn’t want to see him anymore and he was on the stoop, holding a bouquet of red roses.
He lied to me, and flowers wouldn’t make it better.
My head ached and I was exhausted from stress. I looked out again and he was sitting on the step now. Good, let him wait, I thought.
I shut the lights, went upstairs, and made myself a hot bath. Soon after, I heard his car screech away.
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